Notary Public Services in Dublin
Cathal Young Notary Public
Phone: 01 6712773 or 087 3899984
Notary Public for the City and County of Dublin, the Counties of Dublin, Meath, Kildare and Wicklow Solicitor (Law Society of Ireland), B.B.L.S. (U.C.D.), Dip Web Design Prog (D.B.S.), Dip Comm Prop Law (Law Society of Ireland) Dublin Notary Public Services
Cathal Young is a member of Faculty of Notaries Public in Ireland and a registered Notary Public for the City and County of Dublin (including the administrative areas Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, South Dublin and Fingal), Wicklow, Kildare and Meath. An appointment can be made with him by contacting his office by phone (00 353 1) 6712773. The offices are location at 1-2 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin 2. Appointments need to made in advance (with the exceptions of emergencies) and additional fees may be charged if appointments have to take place outside of the office.
In addition to be being a member of the Faculty of Notaries Public in Ireland, he is a member of the Law Society of Ireland and the Dublin Solicitors' Bar Association.
Cathal studied the hybrid Law and Commerce Degree, Business and Legal Studies, in University College Dublin and finished his undergradute studies in 1999 receiving his degree from the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Commerce in the same year. He worked in a number of roles in business before commencing his legal apprenticeship in 2001 and entering the Law School in the Law Society of Ireland (Blackhall Place) in 2002. Cathal qualified as a solicitor in 2004 and was entered on to the Roll of Solicitors in January 2005. He has been involved in running the practice since qualification with a main focus on acting for plaintiff and defence litigants. The firm has a strong focus on development work and has acted for a large number of high profile companies and clients such as the Dunloe Ewart, the Zoe Group, Brian M. Durkan, Devondale Limited, Tresuary Holdings, IBRC, NAMA, Maplewall Limited, Trend Technologies, Architectural Aluminium, Greythorne Properties Limited and Traditional Craftware. The firm would also act for a large number of private clients and SMEs.
Cathal has also acted as the Secretary of the Dublin City BID Company Limited for a number of years. Dublin City BID is a not for profit organisation charged with creating a welcoming and economically viable city environment.
It represents 2,500 businesses in the city centre and works with its partners to enhance the appeal of the city centre as a place for shopping, recreation and business development by increasing footfall and improving overall trading performance.
The Company has: Successfully lobbied for a €12m investment for the regeneration of the Grafton Street area Introduced a rapid response street cleaning team to the BID area which responds to in excess of 25 emergency cleaning needs daily Provided additional street lighting to the BID area Removed 25,000 square metres of graffiti together with weekly flyposter and sticker removal Supported the introduction of new pedestrian directional signage Provided street washing during the summer months Provided lane washing and disinfecting Placed 35 summer and winter floral displays throughout the city Transformed grey utility boxes into key information points for visitors Secured additional street bins where required The Company has been instrumental in setting up of innovative initiatives such as DublinTown.ie, Dine in Dublin, the Dublin Fashion Festival, Dublin at Christmas and 'Shop and Drop' facilities.